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As the conservative party of the United Kingdom voted for Boris Johnson as the new Prime Minister, Indians are extremely joyous, given his pro Indian stand. Now, as the ministerial posts ...

The United Kingdom has a new Prime minister after Theresa May of the Conservative Party stepped down. The Conservative Party has voted for a new leader and Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. ...

As the tensions between Iran and United States continue to rise, India has upped its efforts to ensure the release of 18 Indians who are held captive on the British oil ...

In a major development, a British parliamentary panel report has highlighted the failure of the United Kingdom to keep pace with the global rush to engage with a rising India. The ...

British-Pakistani singer Zayn Malik recently revealed in an interview with British Vogue that he would not consider himself a Muslim anymore. When asked whether he would call himself a Muslim, the ...

India has denied entry to a member of the UK’s House of Lords, Lord Alexander Carlile post his arrival in the country. He was denied entry into India for not having ...

It is generally assumed that India went from the Mughals to the British in the nineteenth century. Nothing could be farther than the truth. For it was the Maratha empire that ...

During his visit to the United Kingdom, PM Modi was supposed to sign a deal with the UK allowing the UK to send illegal Indian immigrants back to the country. But ...

We are all acquainted with the skilled and innovative politician that our incumbent PM, Shri Narendra Modi is. Though every new day for him is nothing less than a challenge, courtesy ...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is an able administrator and has managed to push Bihar back on the path of progress. His efforts at minimalising the damage caused under the Jungle ...

It is true that the miseries inflicted by the Muslim invaders who conquered and brutalized India cannot be condoned off without acknowledgment in history but under whose guidance was our history ...

8 December 1930, Monday: The night was beautiful, though a bit cold. Folks at the Secretariat were enjoying their own party, oblivious to the heat of the protest simmering outside. This ...